Re: [RCU] roundcube on iphone: huge font

[Maarten van Baarsel]

On 05-10-2015 16:34:47, A.L.E.C wrote:

Hello Alec,

>> I tested iphone (9.0.0) and ipad (9.0.0), and on the -pad everything is OK,
>> but on the -phone, when you double-tap an email in the overview just after
>> logging in, everything is zoomed out and unusable (see attachment, all you 
>> see
>> is the logo). Can't seem to un-zoom. Everything is there when you scroll, 
>> it's
>> just unreadable.
>>
>> Has anyone seen this as well?
> 
> http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1490551

had access to that moments later, of course.

> In case the page is down again "Removing the if(bw.tablet) before
> the viewport assignment fixed the zoom problem on iPhone."

"fixes" is relative: the page isn't zoomed anymore but lots of UI elements
overlap each other.

> https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/blob/release-1.1/skins/larry/ui.js#L61
> 
> Could you provide the User-Agent string for your device/browser?

In the bug!

Thanks for the fast reply,
Maarten.

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Re: [RCU] SSL certificate woes with Roundcube 1.3 and PHP 5.6

[Maarten van Baarsel]

On 11-08-2017 12:28:23, Ralph Seichter wrote:


I had had to install FreeBSD's ca_root_nss port [1] as well. Do you
have those root certificates in place at your host running roundcube?


The Gentoo equivalent package is app-misc/ca-certificates, and yes, it
is installed. Additionally, I manually placed certs for my own CA and
for Let's Encrypt CAs into /usr/local/share/ca-certificates, which is
Gentoo's recommended method of providing additional CA information. My
php.ini contains

   openssl.cafile=/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

which is generated by Gentoo and contains all certs in one big file (See
"man update-ca-certificates").


If I add new certificates to my repository, in /etc/ssl/certs in my case, I 
have to remember to run openssls 'c_rehash'. Perhaps this is your problem? 
It's possible that it's not, as I'm used to Ubuntu.



What I have done today is to rebuild OpenSSL, PHP and even Apache, in
that order. It seemed a long shot, but I had run out of ideas. Lo and
behold, rebuilding has done the trick! A simple


My guess would be that this runs 'c_rehash' as part of the build process.

Maarten.
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